Spyderco Matriarch2

The Matriarch2 traces its lineage to one of Spyderco’s oldest and most unique designs: the Civilian, which was developed as a purpose-designed defensive tool for undercover narcotics officers. Combining the Civilian’s aggressive blade shape and Reverse “S” edge profile with the lightweight handle construction of the best-selling Endura4, the Matriarch2 provides extreme cutting performance in a convenient, concealable package. Its fully serrated VG-10 stainless steel blade is scientifically designed to maximize cutting performance and its sturdy back lock mechanism, four-position clip, and Trademark Round Hole ensure unmatched carry versatility and high-speed deployment with either hand. MSRP $129.95. www.spyderco.com.

by Chris Choat on 8 November, 2012.

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